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Page 111
... common . Classificato- ry affixes that subclassify nouns according to the shape of the object occur in the Chibchan , Tucanoan , and Waican groups . Very frequently the verbal forms express the subject , object , and negation in the ...
... common . Classificato- ry affixes that subclassify nouns according to the shape of the object occur in the Chibchan , Tucanoan , and Waican groups . Very frequently the verbal forms express the subject , object , and negation in the ...
Page 787
... common mineral that is common- ly misidentified or not identified . Its colour ranges from nearly white , through the hues of yellow , red , green , blue , and brown , to black . The black variety is common and is known to the miner as ...
... common mineral that is common- ly misidentified or not identified . Its colour ranges from nearly white , through the hues of yellow , red , green , blue , and brown , to black . The black variety is common and is known to the miner as ...
Page 846
... common in the northern mountains , while the elk , the most valu- able game animal , is common throughout the country . Badgers , foxes , hare , and otters are also hunted , as are the roe deer , which are common in southern and central ...
... common in the northern mountains , while the elk , the most valu- able game animal , is common throughout the country . Badgers , foxes , hare , and otters are also hunted , as are the roe deer , which are common in southern and central ...
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